Dog training videos and DVDs are becoming a favourite, easy way of learning how to train your dog.  Dog training classes and private dog trainers are pricey, so more people are now finding it less demanding to download dog training videos which they can watch at their own tempo and in the comfort of their own home, on the move on their laptop or listen to dog training books that are on audio.

In an ideal world where cash and time are not an issue my first option for training my dog would be a series of classes with a well-known  professional dog trainer but like many people I simply cannot stretch to afford this.  We all want the best training for our dogs though and there are many other excellent solutions available.

Cesar Millan is a household name now and you can buy his dog training DVD course for just over $ 130 which is quite affordable but there are further costs, such as the Illusion collar you need to buy for your dog to follow Cesar’s dog training video course.  The collar is around $ 40.  A great option though.

Dog training DVD courses have been proven to work better than just reading a book as you can actually watch the dog trainer in action, hearing how the voice is used to give commands and secondly seeing the body language which should be used.  Your dog watches you constantly and hears you second.

It was these advantages to dog training videos that prompted me to find out more information online with a view to finding a good dog training DVD course by a professional dog trainer.  I was quite surprised that most reviews online were for mainly ebooks with maybe just a short video included and most reviews I came across were written by people who had clearly never been near a dog and neither were the dog training videos or books written by a proper dog trainer!

I finally found a dog training DVD course through going into dog forums where I was given a personal recommendation from someone who had been using a dog training DVD course by a well-known professional dog trainer for 6 months and she had rescued her dog who sadly had been abused and needed to regain trust with people, which he did with the help of the training and of course, love and care.

Some research online about the dog trainer himself was very positive so I downloaded this Dog training DVD course – written by a long standing British professional dog trainer.  There are 21 dog training videos, and over five hours of an audio book which is also supplied as an ebook to print and download.  I also receive a newsletter regularly (plus all the previous newsletters) and can contact the trainer personally should I ever need.  The videos are of the professional dog trainer with real dogs and the method of training does not involve harming your dog or require any special, pricey equipment.

I was happy with the price of $ 59 for this complete dog training DVD course which covers everything from preparing to bring your pup home, house training and ongoing training covering each stage of your dog’s life.  Common dog obedience problems are also addressed in depth.  These simple dog training videos helped me sort out my jealous little westie’s naughtiness!

Pets are always special. Lots of people keep pets in their house because they love these wonderful animals. Dogs are one of the most popular and lovely pets that people have in their home. If you have a pet in your house then you should always make sure that you take proper care of him.

There are various dog training tips which can really be helpful for you. Training a dog is not too easy. First of all you should learn how to train your dog and then you should start the training session.

Obedience training is one of the most important things that you should practice for your dog. It is always better to bring a dog home when he is still in the puppy stage. It is always easy to train a puppy than a full grown dog.

You might have an idea about the fact that dogs are intelligent animals and hence they do not take much time to learn these things. Dogs usually have the habit of living in packs and hence they have a leader. You need to evolve yourself as the leader.

You should make sure that the puppy recognizes you as the leader of the pack in the beginning you should teach him the common lessons like sit, stay, come, go and lie down.

You should give enough time to the dog to learn one basic command before you move on to the other. You can allot at least 30 minutes every day for the training. Make sure you follow it like a routine so fix a time for it. This is will also help your dog to become disciplined.

When you want to teach your dog to sit then you can gently pat the rear of the dog which is signal for him to sit down. Whenever the dog performs a command make sure you give him a treat.

This will encourage him and will also make him happy. You should repeat the command again and again and help the dog practice this for at least a week. Always make sure you are not impatient when the dog fails to perform the command correctly.

If he fails to do it then you should not punish him or scold him. Instead be gentle to him and talk in a firm voice. If you are rude to him and punish him then it might have adverse effect and the dog might refuse to learn anything.

If you follow the same tips for the other commands then you can surely achieve success within a few weeks. There are certain websites which can offer you with top tips on dog training if you subscribe to their website.

Is your family expecting? Are you a little tense about introducing your new baby to your dog? If youre hoping for a smooth transition, then youll want to start preparing your dog months before the baby ever arrives. Your dog will inevitably go through lots of changes when the baby is born, so its best to ease him into the new routine gradually. Have your dog practice impulse control behaviors like down-stays around all the baby stuff (cribs, carriers, swings and other contraptions). You can also proof the down-stay by holding a doll and playing tracks of baby sounds, like you see in this video. Remember, its much easier to set your dog up to succeed proactively than it is to try to undo a bad experience after the baby has arrived.